Midnight Rose & McGills Hotel & Casino

This is a clean renovated hotel. It is relatively basic but exceptionally clean. The room was quiet and the staff were wonderful and helpful. The hotel was a good value and located close to everything Cripple creek has to offer. I would not hesitate to stay here again and would recommend it to friends.

We stayed at the Midnight Rose on a Saturday night. The place was very nice, the people very professional and helpful. Had a third floor room which looked out over the street. The room was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. Eat breakfast Sunday morning at the restaurant in the hotel. The food was hot when we got it and tasted good. All in all was a very nice place to stay and we will stay there again when we go back that way. We never give a 5 on reviews, because no place is perfect. If we could have we would give this place a strong 4.5.

They have done a nice job updating the rooms. However, our room felt very cramped with a large shelving unit in the middle of the hall. There were no disposable coffee cups or bottled water provided. The bath towels are very small. I hate the barn door as a bathroom door. There is a 1” gap between the door and the wall so there is very little privacy. The room was really clean. Staff was all friendly. I would stay again for convenience, but will explore their options for my next visit to Cripple Creek.

Well, this was unexpected! McGills Hotel: Our room was very clean, reasonably priced, appeared updated, and was comfy. The front desk and cleaning staff were very friendly. The only downside was the weird configuration of the parking garage and configuration of the hotel/casino. We eventually figured it out but it was a maze. We'd stay here again. McGills ******: Of the Triple Crown casinos, Midnight Rose, Brass Ass, and McGills, we found McGill's ****** well-played, spread out, and had some better slot payouts (we actually saw people winning). We also visited Century ******, Bronco Billys, and the Double Eagle. Not much going on at these casinos. Dynamite Dick's Restaurant was also a hidden gem. It's on the Midnight Rose side of the ****** but found the food was really good and decent priced. We'd recommend this casino/hotel/restaurant above any of the others in CC.

WOW...stay away from this overpriced under cared for hotel motel 6 in Philly is cleaner and better kept. Rude front desk staff scum all over the floor.broken refrigerator the staff did not care or offer me anything AVOID this place

The car ride up to the hotel was beautiful!! Parking was easy in the parking garage. Check in was a delight with James!!! Our room was clean with comfortable beds…We would stay here again if ever in the area again!!!

One resident of Cripple Creek told me that Cripple Creek was a boom-and-bust town. It appears that this has been true since the time of the first discovery of gold in 1890. There is still active gold mining locally but the economy of the town hinges on ******** and tourism. At the time of our visit, the tourist/gambling section of town was a little grimy or unsophisticated, the clientele appeared to be middle-income. McGills hotel is in the center of the tourist/gambling district in town. Someone is building a monster ******** hotel across the street. Behind it is a multilevel parking garage. There is a “high rollers” section of the ****** in the hotel. There must also be high roller hotel rooms. The pictures of the hotel rooms on their website must have been for high rollers for our room looked nothing like the pictures on the website. There was also a cautionary warning in the bathroom concerning the proper disposal of needles. There are three “restaurants” in the hotel. We went to the Pint & Platter for dinner. To describe the fare as Pub Food would be an overstatement. We did not want to return for breakfast, so we asked where we could get breakfast and we were told that Dynamite Pete’s was the best in town. This was also a stretch. In addition to the so-so breakfast, I found it disconcerting that some guy off the street was sleeping on one of the dining tables; not the atmosphere that I like to cultivate. I hope the boom-times come back. It is a sweet little town with a rich history.

We had a very nice stay here. Pros: the staff were amazing. They held our bags safely until the room was ready and were so very kind. The rooms are spacious and (as I understand) recently renovated. They are beautiful rooms. Comfortable beds and nice bedding. The restaurant on-site was super delicious! Cons: the bathroom has a barn door that leaves a gap. So someone near the front door can see you in the toilet. If the room door were to open someone in the hall could see into the bathroom. Overall it was clean there was just a corner that has hair and a bead in it. Great stay. 5 star staff but that bathroom door was just so weird.

The hotel rooms have recently been remodeled to provide their guests with a welcoming, comfortable and quiet place to relax and unwind. Each room I have stayed in has been tastefully decorated; contained a comfortable bed along with an in room small refrigerator; microwave and coffee pot. It is quiet noticeable how much attention/pride the housekeeping staff places to ensure that their guests have an extremely clean room to study in. As a frequent business traveler who has stayed in different multiple hotel properties over the work years, it is nice to stay at a “Non Chain” named hotel that provides personal touches. The front desk staff have always been friendly and welcoming.